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Frs; Publication, Iaa. E, l93z.I Notice 0g application Tor U. g. rl.eHt lo thc Chance .I'ajag g.alai--S0. 2J5.
us LAND OEFICM.

TuCsoN Arizona, Ian. T3, 1887.
 Notice is hereby siyan that .hui.5 ". Leach, of Tom stone, Co.hsa c3.lly, E.i- Zona, has had bleI au applic aCni p tent to I'5oo linear icDt cl ag Chrnca vein. lg.-pr o.. posit bearing siG-r- gDt .yi-, w.gg sy. 70 ground Goo feel iH~i7th, situase5 in fol8ryte.g
 mining district. Co.'i,G CouulT' AI,srn0, Hc,a particularly described iG the bt!d nIlss '0. rts' of the official survey No, 7-J, o- a @ ia tn.s office, and designated as lot No ry., 1s ioi- lows, to-w.t:
 Begin.ng at the initial morua,at ;Hurtelat the northwest end center of clUura post $,
 !oug, 4NI inches slr in mound oi,l, -y's nd elrth, marked |, M. Chance NL (. Eo. 4
 from which a shaft over 100 it deep ae."
 3a' w, I24!t distant; thence x 64' -,,.n say ta a 4 inch post marked s center hys u2r
 and thence n same. course 3oo't to N '. cQt. post, lt org, ins sqr, in mound et s,cu,S.
 marked = VI. C. No 2; thLnce s g. d5 "
 800 f. ts " cor post, 5 fl long, 4 i0i a.l,.'l
 mcuni ci s:onss, marked Nj C N 3; .,y. .~.
 ; 6.4' aS' < so ft to S w end ceutc. pgsl |, 4 io"g, { ius sqc in mound 0. .ir..5. mtrkyd C M C No 4 from which c~5 pl-g 5"ar x s2' [, E 100 1t distant; th-ugc a :" ,' 1o' 90 |, ,J cor post, ttlou. IDS ,lr ,n 1 m al Q stones, marked G T t.%o .. ron wa,n 4 5 Vi NJ No bear5 E 'e' | 7c9 f; d. a4. U $ NJ M No. C 5.t- 5 7J' l3 and ,, gcr to sections l aEa -', nr,tA UO 'i1th '.' ' go, V lS =f Eap Nt..H ,' [, ~' z 10. .t. G '; th.n"n Y r-' 70 - ; . t.'' N l. sr F'. 5 1, i2o-,. { i.s sq" in d nFu,| | ."'. Uar,c& C. T | r'O .u.uy. Y Hi ga ~ '... .' tu p-s.lH ..,t. '.i.. '.,. . l. y"sa' -2a.Nza -t .,. .n' 2-2 .-. .s ..n.t Na ! n.G ..aas y. r g!I.u.. ". -.u., It~ 45' : o.rt a..,5 CTS, Sad .a- ,cug !o- ! c.'.a .1 H'2 mss .o .af'.-.--., ,3aH .',a town { O. @on' .o'. .a.a goo '..s oheast- l org i..,, ir' 'eraaa. !. C. tat T, y..ad d on
 t'e x F 'y ,h. n.oua M -ila aine being ! Gul 'aeo,aai tg ,uo oHcsnt a.. -,luty re- | cor .a- Io-a.,on7 Caa.i.ncoro.r, .ri-on1,
 as own hy hia e.-iasA .D.tcae, of l1cr-d ia | tti- ..&an
 1 h" aad r1 nra,n7 claiming srarssy the | WhH.s or any no-..a of Said lu.n.s mining l c in a,e qt.r-a 10 re.ent l..le universe ! q lr'5 n this alie duoE the p..od ot sixty | oays pa l.c,iaa hereof ur .ca H.' re barred | ty virtue 0! .h- gr.y, .r5 of ,ne s.a'r.a.
 | Its ha.eng u,a.r.d tlJ, tae I.rsgoa. notice | ba uuuashad 10" tie period Of sixty d in thc tGm5s one LrirArn daily ncw-Par,' pub | shed a. Tomb5,ou,, toshise county .rizona. C.. l.. DALEY, k .lar.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To John M. Collins: You are hereby noii- fed that the undersigned has eYp-nd-d during the year ending December 3I, 1886, one hund- red dollars in the performance of the anuual labor up, n the Whoop Up mine, situated n the Turqu9is mining district, County of C0chise, Territory of Arizona in order ,o hold the same. as r-qui'ed by Section 2,3e4 of the Revised statutes of the United States; and ,onr propor- tio Ui the amount so expended and due to the un sned IS fifty dollars; and it you, your heis or assigns, fail to contribute your pro- gI,yon ol the sum expended within ninety days after the publication of ths notice, your inter es, in said Whoop Up mine will become the property of your Co-owner, the undersigned, who has made such expenditure.
 PATRICK MCMAHON,
 Dated Tombs,ona, January I5, 1897.
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To Eohn Nj. Collins: You are hereby noti- fed that the undersigned have expended, dur ing the year cloIns December ST. 1886, one hnndr dollars ia the performance of the an- nlai lahJ' Upon the Queen of the Hill mine. ai.uaisd n ,h quois mining district, county g, C,chise, Ter tory of sgiaona, in order 10 hold .he same, as rcqaitai by Section a,324 of .lg x yised ltrtes Ut the United States, and ygur proportion 9f the amount so expended and due 10 ,hc undersigned is ilty dollars. and fl you, yout Lei s or assigns, iail or refuse to con tribute yl'r proportion O. the sum cXpan5cJ, " bin ninety ys ai,-r ,-- publication Of ths notice, your interest in .he said The Queen of the HIll ,aine will bscoLn- ,,,e p.ogc-.y of your cH.owners, ih, undersigned whohav} made such expenditure. 1CuN MCMAHON.
 FIl BLCGHitR,
 Dated Tombstone, January Is, 1887,
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For Sale.

A furnished house of six rooms in a good location. This property will he. sold cheap. There are three lots con. nected with the premises, and perect title to all of ,hem. The house is spen- didly furnished with all oi the modem Improvements, bath tubs, etc, with hot and cold water connections. The prop erty is insured up to February 1888. Parties desiring bargain should make application at this office at oncc.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
scy' First Publication, Jan. IS, 1887. Nstiec Of Application for T. .S. Patent Co the
 Huron Mining Claini-No. AS5.
U. S. LAND OFFICE


 TUCSON, Arizona, Jan, I2, IS97 Notice is hereby given that Thomas Ogden, Tombstone. Cochsc county, Arizona has hadfled anspplication for patent tO 1900 linear : feet of the Huron vein. lode, or deposit bear ing silver and gold, with surface ground Goo Il in width situated in Tombstone mining distrct, 1, Cochisc county, Arizona. more partlcularly de- scribed in, he field notes and plat ot the official survey on file in this office, to-wit;
 Beginning at the initial monument at the south end center oi claim at a pest T.2 it 'ong, 4x4 ins sqr, marked M Huron Nj C No l. from which U $ M NJ No bears $ 2so 4I' W SIso fl distant, the cor tc Sees I and ?, north boundary ofEp' 20, $ R 2s E, bears N 9 To w 6Is7 fl distant, and shalt 4ix6 and 100 | deep bears N N5ooo' w A it distant thence x 4. 37 w 87 ftto wash draining NV, and 300 feet to SW cor post which is also the NV cor of the Silver Belt NJ C, r-a feet long, iYi ihs sqr. in a mound of stones. marked II M C No 2; thence N I7o 24 E 88a 1t to monument of stones marking NE cor of the Banner VI C, ISes ft to wash draining N NV, and rsoo 't to NV cor post, 5 Is 1t long. AZ ins sqr, in uound of earth and stones, marked II NJ C No thencr S "A se' E along north end line Isa
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[First Publication, Ian. I9, I35I NotIco og Application g~r U. g. s'sl-2tt ta t,se Banner M!nius sl.inl-SG. ilJ.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,


 TUCSON, Arizona, la, l2, 1867.
 Notgc, is hereby given that Thomas Ogden, oy ToI5s me, Cochise county, Adz1aa, h.- mad filed h5 application for a patent t9 Eseo DAetr feet ot tga B2nner vein, lode CT ccposlt, b. airing silver and gold, with surface groln y feet in width, Si ted in the Tombstone UioNg als- t-ic,. C.s-c county, Arizona, more pt'uca- l;iy d-s. Joi h the field notes EI p.7' ol tue o.Gciai sl:tey ow cn file in this O ,ca :s-".:
 bc,irns @. tic initial monument si0i1t-d at ! south ani center Of claim, at AAt n post n Eed yi Banner NJ C No T, rom which v j II No .harj z rg' r6 " 141o iI o,i.nr }ul taa .H2' b Secs , and ., nar aouooH'y ,J '> 70 !, 70 e1 F. be .r5 E V sS ?" Q 2o !t, lcla- x = t W Ir4 it, uer cct eE si-a .ln- D, Way Up M C, .3. No ,- cni on 5aulG -ours g. to~A cor ma, $. ptf1 Iron pm r. long, E,ts io5i d.7 tr.v. .3 .ae round mi al f 1 .ta 1r ol I.7 q a u.a- I-} 't i9ns e. nsr'eu G-l C No p -7Ha.a5 ," cor i c.ajnf .aauGs . T7' 1- ,-, iaysr5-ct NE {. q .in c. why Up VI C. on sine c.ursc I5cc | {. to NV corner ? si, I-2 i D z, avf ics suH .a mound of r.h l.4 stone, marked 5 M
 Q E; tae,ce 12' ds' E .53 {. to no.th e.d ,s ter O ,,-.", Q pot I, iou5 4 ms ST iomogaa of ,tJacs. and es.s.., uH..cd B l . -' clam, which is ol51 the west side Hnc of 1 th. uusol N C a5a ,j Co SW co, at turonard l ne w cor ot liver nct M <, ard On same ! lo1T5c I57o f. tJ SW cor post, iN.l .as aor in | mound O. .to2es and clrtb. mE~kei 3 Nj ( No l Q; ,Is point-is also the NE co. O, the Empire ! NJ C, dcdned by post marked E h C No g.; l thence N 7a t5' W 800 ft to po,r No end | 0llcc of beginning. Variation v z F; con- aiding, le,5 conflict w!ih the Way ? NJ (, lot | No s, Ts.qt acres This claim is entirely ia- ! sidcDt the Hau. ol tac tow05'r of Iomb5.oHe end is bounded on ,h. souJL Ly the Empire NJ | C lIt No I5 on the west by toe Way Up N ( | lot No g. on the uor,h by the auaard M C. md on the east by the Huron and Silver Belt NJ ! C, the same being duly recorded il. the office O tae Coun.v Recorder at TomAslo' Co hi-c louaiy, Ad ona as shown ly certified abstr ct of title flrni.hoI bythc County Recorder and on | iie Ia ths office.
 Any aui .u persons claiming adversely ,h- whole orany portion o, aid mining cIaim a.c hereby no.i'cd th1t ,hay must ri.sent their 7t- 1 verse claim, in thl, oulca wun tna period O.. | sixty days puhli.atou hcreJr or th } will ac barre by virtue ot the p.oviaiou of ;he statute
 It $ hsrs ordered that the lore oing notice | be pub,,sh | for the pc i'd of sixty uays in @ 1 Tom.slole EPrc@aA, a daily rcwsp7 per pub. ,isheI a. Tombstone. Go hae ccuat, Arizona.
 I E. DALEY, Register
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Occidental Fvtel,

This is tEe Dn'Y iss'-,ls,a hotet in Tombstone. It's handsome'y furnished with Al modem improvements. Trav" clers who step at this house will frd every comtnu and a'snt.cn Private rooms for commercial travellers si reason able rates. A spleodid 6i!aid table and a card room. The bar IS supplied with pure brands of wires, hqunrs sTd cigars If
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Notice 02 Worfaitu t.

To T. D. Dyrnc nnd !. A. Rur;holdcg CO., ownefs ia the on S oi. mine situated in the Gu-l !Gij mnnC c.s r.at, Co-a.se c-a-tv, Ter ;itgry of A'izonl. You ar1 hereby uf ] that nave cHpsnde,i one hun3gcd l$gogJ aolsrs in labor auG Improvements upon ue above named mining iEn ou-ug rbe year Tr55, in order t0 h9l5 th' s7me rs yaid location, as rp'rcd by Section 2e2, Revised Statutes Of ,re United States lH.r''ra Il withi1 rj"a'g ua) drys after and rom Chs publication ylu f1iI or ref ,e to c0lulout, yo.r p.opor por,ige Q, sil c,- pgrdiur,s aud the COST o' fNi. j-llcJuor, as oo-owE-ss, your interest in aud nj evil be. come te pro1-rty of the unjersi rcd under said section c3'i. SI II. BEYAhT
 Tombstone. Jan. II, 1887.
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$l.0O FOR 25c.

To any one who vii send us ssc and ac' ; our agent We will send the following goods, [ '' could not be bought elsewhere ;lr less tksn Sroo: Dozen Sheets Of Sup-Itipe ComDcrc''i Paper I Dozen Envelopes to match ? Nir' . fire Ladies' Steel Pens [ Gents Golden Pen, tsk ROLLED GOLD RING, worth more ih-u we charge for the package; Dixon Lead Pen cil Fabers Pencil Rubber aii tirsl. class goods, Sheet of Botting Paper Rolled Gold Pi;lte,t' Collar Button, Set of koltd Gold Cuff Bu.- ,ons We have stated that the eCods bought separately could not be bought for less than SI oo hr, to secure new agents we viii sell t''eIn put up in package for 2sc s..sa...
 ACME MFG, co.
 Essex, Conn.
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Meals at all Hours.

In obedience to the demands cf our customers, meals will be served at all hours of the day, from $50 d. ln. tll II. o'clock p. m.
 EUREKA HOUSE, .... Wilcox A T.
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Warning Notice.

The undersigned desire to notify the public not to purchase aH; p0rJoE 2l tA. Big Giant ur "B and D. mH's, Isrng s.ulh of ,aa "a, shaft, situated in ,le Tombstone ki.Hiuc oi.- trict, Cochiss county, hIiz uI. Irrr'. v a. ..- undersigned are the owners O. ths st'A p.2gett.
 IAhiES btR&tjE,
 |. N. PFEIFFLR.
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Dissolution of Partnershj ?.

No,icais hereby given that the cop partnership heretofore cxis,i. between Geo. L. Marh,n aud f. f. Ko e' in the butchering and meat market business. is this 2nd day of March 1887. dissolved by mutual consent George D. ,dachin will car:y on the business and collect 1Ed pay all biIs.
 Dated Tombstone, March 2, 1887.
 GEO. D. MACHIN.
 E. r. koHLER.
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Gan Gan ReStaurant.

Have always on hand the choic, st Steaks, Chops, Game, Fish and Oysters, Spring Chicken and Fresh Eggs. Also Fresh Butter and Milk nom tiie New Can Can Dairy. Open day ard night.
 AID. WALsH, Proprietor. 1.
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Notice of re-cmp .on reef.
(pcclaratory salcmen, No. 1o1r.l

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUCsoN, lrig., lau. 2, 1897
 Notice is hereby si:el tlt the fJ.l,Nnr named settler has filed notice oi his intention ,- make final proof in suppJr. of his Pie 3.,yn Claim No. Io9i and th2. slji proof HiIl be made before the Register and Receiver oi the U. s. Land Office at Tucson ari,0na on Thursday. March TO, 1887, vj,; ". G. CreeI- wood, Of Benson. CoChise co nty, A, r.. for the L 1l of S W. 4 and w. 5s oi ;. .Z. J4 oi Sec. o8, Tp. 10 s K. % l., C. G ; K. NJ. lie names the following witnesses b prove his con tnuous residence upon and cultivation oi sad land viz: D II. iogan. NeEtyn smith, T. 8. Robson and Thomas Turner, all oi Benson, Cochi5e county, A. T.
 C. f. DALEY Register. First publication Jan. 3r, r3}7.
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@2E0 RaWa.r0

The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons unlawfuliy handling any of my stock. Brand II C on left hip.
 H. w. HASSELGREN. Charleston, A. T. jel2-ly
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Inst Reonirol.

Received to-day a fresh supply of the celebrated Buffalo brand of Huns and Bacon, which will be sold at lowes; mar. ket price at H. K TwLfD's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09

GentIemcn whose heards are not tie tint which thay desire, can reSo2dY- tho defect by using Buckiugl5n's Dye for WhisEers.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
For Sale Cheap.

A bedroom set, also o,ber furniture. For particulars apply at the residence of Daniel O'Conner, cornsr of Third street next door to Episcopal church. .s
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
T irtV Days Sale.

will for h. nex. 8 days sell my win ter clothing and underwear at cost. Call and see what bargains are offered at ,
 H. K. WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09

Genuine French Kid oho,s $4 per. pair hi other classes ol shoes in pro. portion Palace.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-09
Look! Look !!

l will give yoG more for secondhand furniture and all other second hand goods than any other man in Arizona.
 GEo. k. KoHLER, I'm Opposite Bird Cage Theatre.
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A large assortment of skirts, shawls U lder wear & Palace.
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eCsm -7~q7 TRJTE4

Regardipg tAa Functions ot
 an I1GDo~tant Organ.
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Gr y-b'ch tna 5'rblic Tsuows fsut I,It-
 {Ie--yyOrtI.v farefui Consideration.

q,3 Ae Edi,or of ,ss Sci;a,ifc :ImsTicoa:
 TViU you 2am!, tts i5 make kno~a '0 '.c public ihe lGc'g ne hare legrre3 daria9 iie p4ss s nca,s, c,accrRiag Gi-or1eS e rfit hpa7an liI s,s a2@ tie ogaa5 lcijcl < cqsed ti9-rr5 so easilg. hrea& 5o|a. lae ere conducting aoisafIfc pa."r oad 0r- pic.a5tc.l freepy r3 1Gr9rc' 'f"rt. 4 ia u5s,cs3 to. 8ay 10 @!e .ri 'oH g2i oi "Cod;" siaudiag mould GdDtL d'sese .,ac.s tor Cery o5uioua sp.H5a.
 H. F N-LRHER- {: CO,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

' IT. NI'IAV0I T.INI 'T'lII' By E. \. SHATTUCE. Under She
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Tombstone, Feb. [, I5 7.
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DRIVATE BOARDING.

Pleasant Rooms. Good Meals.
Terms Reasonable.
F. P. BAXTER. Proprietor.
Spring and Walnut SITS. limo
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Trig & Co. VS. Oliver Lumber Co


TO THE OLIVER LUMBER co:
In pursuance of an order heretofore
made and entered by 7, H. H. Lusk
Esq. an acting justice of the peace for
Washington County, Tennessee, in an
attachment suit wherein Trig & Co.
IT. P. Trig and A. McBradly) is plant
if and Oliver Lumber Co. CA Oliver
and j. A. Stevenson) is defendant you
are hereby notified that upon the al
fidavit of D. T. Campbell, agent and
attorney ofplaintiff, in which it is al
legged that Oliver Lumber Co. is Justly
indebted to Trig & Co. to the amount
Of $110,69 and that the said Oliver
Lumber Co. is a nonresident of the
State Of Tennessee a writ of attach
ment was on the Dist day Of June
1887 issued in this cause against you
by T, H. H. Lusk, a justice OF the peace
for Washington County, which writ
came to the hands of John Sanders,
Dept. Sheriff of said county, and was
by him on the Dist day of June 1887
duly levied on certain property OF
yours, viz about 1000 feet walnut
lumber l and 2 and Gull, as appears by
the return of said Dept. Sheriff made
at 8 o'clock ?, NJ. Tuesday the 18th day
of June, 1887, to said Lusk, justice as
aforesaid. Now then the said Oliver
Lumber Co arc requested to appear
on the 18th day ofOct. atthe Office of T.
H. II. Lusk Esq. in Johnson City, 9th
civil district OF Washington County,
Tennessee, before him as the Justice
having cognizance of this cause then
and there to defend this action so
commenced against you by attach
ment otherwise the cause will be pro-
coded in against you eTparte.
T. ii. H. LUsK, ], P.
Washington County,
Sept. 7 '87. Johnson City, Tenn.
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A few evenings ago our devil called
on his chest girl" andduring the even
ing she had occasion to tell him he
was Connected" He felt highly COM
plimented until helooked in our Web
ster the next day and found out what
she really had said.
The sad news was received by his
friends in this city yesterday of the
death OF j. D. Wilson, which occur
red in Dakota on the l4th inst. He
died of blood poison and was only sick
one day, and was not able to speak af
ter he was taken i'll. The deceased
was formerly Of Johnson coun-
ty and was a brother-in-law of j. f.
Crockett, of this place
In every community there are a
number of men whose who'd time is
not occupied, such as teachers, minis
tiers, farmers sons, and others. To
these classes especially we would say,
if you wish to make several hundred
dollars during the next few months,
write at once to B. F. Johnson & Co.,
of Richmond, Va, and they will show
you how to do it.
Maj. w. H. Malone said Saturday
evening that he had q conversation
with Col. Frank Coke in the morning
and the latter said that the mortgage
bonds of the G. G. G. Road were sell
ing rapidly, and that they would soon
have money to complete the entire
Road. That the G. G. G. would GER
tainly be built by Marion and that
work would commence here IN thirty
or sixty days.-Marion Bugle.
Prof James A. Tate, of Milligan
College, Garter county, on Sunday last
made what was without doubt the
ablest appeal in favor Of the amend
ment that has been delivered in this
vicinity since the opening Of the cam
paign. The Baptist Church, in which
the meeting was held, was crowded
ard the audience sat as under q spell.
If the cause were assisted by a few
more addresses similar to the one
Prof. Tate delivered, there is every
reason to believe that prohibition
would have an easy yictory.-Herald
& Tribune.
doctor, why do so many people
look pale, and weary, and sallow, and
feel languid?" Because their liver
does not act"
Take the old reliable DR.. Harris Liv-
er Pills and you'll feel like being made
anew. Your appetite will improve,
your, sleep will be sounder, your in
digestion will be cured, your complex
ion will clear up in fact, transaction
of the whole system will take place
and you will feel that life is worth
living All for the sum of 25 cents
per box,
Mr.. W. S. Campbell spent last Thurs
day in the city on his way from Roam
Mountain, with his family, to his home
at New Orleans. While here he
bought ten lots from the Watauga
Land Company and will build resi-
dences upon them at once for rent
He spoke to contractor while here
and will return in about six weeks anC
begin building. This is a step in the
right direction. If there is one thing
needed in Johnson City lit is dwellings
1t is impossible to rent houses in the
city and families are kept away from
here on this account. We are glat
some one take the lead in this matter
and trust Mr.. Campbell will build fiji
: ty instead of ten houses.
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Carpets.

]. W. Hunter & Bro. invite the pub
lie to call around and see their ele-
CANT line of carpets. They carry in
stock samples of thirty varieties ofcar-
pets from the cheapest to the finest.
Their prices are lower than any other
house in the city and they guarantee
satisfaction.
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Photographs.

Photographs of all sizes and styles
With Mr.. c. F. Hodges to do our re-
touching and Mr.. Campbell, Of KY, to
do our oil work and Miss Kate Thorn,
as, of New Orleans, to do our Water
Coloring, we can and will do any
thing in the picture line. Come and
see us. Cargille & Seton.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-09-22
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